Gottfried SchadowTyskland, 1764–1850Spotprent op Napoleon
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Enige Franse soldaten staan voor de Hallische Tor die met succes wordt verdedigd door een beer en nog twee figuren. Op de achtergrond Napoleon te paard bij een legertent en vluchtende ruiters. Tussen de figuren Franse teksten en "22. August 1813".
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Imens i livet hos Gottfried Schadow
Hele livet1814
Founds the Berlin Artists’ Association
He founds the Berlin Artists’ Association (Berlinischer Künstlerverein) and becomes its chairman.
1814
Victory emblem on the quadriga changed after Napoleon’s defeat
Originally the emblem of victory held by Victoria consists of a helmet on a spear, armour and two shields in the antique manner. After the victory over Napoleon it is changed to a sketch by Schinkel: the spear is crowned with an oak wreath around an iron cross, on which sits a crowned Prussian eagle with spread wings.
1815
Widowed
In 1815 Schadow is widowed; two years later he marries again.
1816
Director of the Academy
In 1816 he becomes director of the Prussian Royal Academy of Arts.
1817
Second marriage to Caroline Henriette Rosenstiel
He marries Caroline Henriette Rosenstiel (1784–1832); the couple has four children, born between 1818 and 1824.
